Physiographic divisions of Rajasthan MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers

Rajasthan is commonly divided into major physiographic regions, and the western desert plain occupies the largest share of the state’s area. It covers the Thar desert belt and extends across large western and north-western districts. The semi-dry region is smaller and forms a transition belt. The Aravalli region is a long hill tract but not the largest by area. The eastern plain is agriculturally important, yet it covers less area than the western desert plain. Hence, the largest geographical region by area is the western desert plain region.

Lasadia Plateau is associated with the Udaipur region, not Rajsamand, so the Lasadia Plateau-Rajsamand pair is the mismatched one. Oriya Plateau is correctly linked with the Mount Abu area. Bhakar is a rugged hilly tract associated with eastern Sirohi. Bhorat Plateau lies in the Aravalli belt between Kumbhalgarh and Gogunda, so that pairing is also correct. The question asks for the pair that is not correctly matched, which is why the incorrect Lasadia location is the required response.